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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 251, 3 May 1866, Page 1

Books, Stationery, &c. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. TT ROSE begs to intimate that he has Rel ■*-*-• moved to his New Premises, at the corner L of Tay and Dee streets the Post Office), 5 with a well-selected STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY, b I AISO, A CIRCULATING- LIBRARY, the largest and most complete in the Province, containing the Monthly Periodicals direct from London. • A large selection of Vocal ani instrumental Music received monthly ; a good selection of handsomely bound Books, suitable for presents; A large Stock of School Books always on hand. Survey Maps of the Province, Land Regular tions for the Province of Southland y.authority of the Provincial Government. . K. R. receives the following Newspapers and 1 Periodicals on arrival of the English Mails : — Illustrated London News Punch x Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper Reynold's do. Mark Lane Express Spectator Home News Bell' life in London Weekly Despatch Saturday Review Weesi ximes • Economist AMERICAN : ' Harper's Illustrated Weekly New York Herald F. Leslie's Illustrated Weekly ' New York Tribune Boston Statesman MAGAZINES: London Journal Cassell's Journal Baily's Magazine Chambers' Journal Englishman's Magazine Ladies' Gazette Mechanics' Magazine London Society . Family Herald All the Year Round Blackwood's Magazine Cornhill Magazine Le Follet . ..'■■; Gazette of Fashion Good Words Once a- Week „ Reynold's Miscellany 1 Art Journal Macmillan's Magazine ■ Temple Bar Magazine Harper's Magazine. Meeting* NOTICE. A GENERAL MEETING of the Invercargill Horticultural and Floricultural Society, will be held at Colyer's Princess Hotel, Dee-street, on FRIDAY, 4th MAY, at 8 o'clock, evening. All parties interested in the above Society are invited to attend. ROBERT AULD, Secretary. , Business. — To elect office bearers for next eason and transact general business. Educational EVENING CLASSES. INVERCARGILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. IT is intended to enlarge the scope of the ■- EVENING CLASSES (consisting of Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Book-keeping) hitherto held at the Schoolroom, and to embrace those subjects necessary to professional pursuits, viz., Frenoh, Latin, Greek, Geometry, Trigon ometry, Mensuration, and Algebra. I An additional Master will attend to the latter Bubjects. Teems t : Commercial Branches, '2s. per Week. Higher Branches, 3s. per Week. Houbs : 7 to 9. INVERCARGILL SCHOOL, TAY-STREET. John G-. Smith, F.R.0.5., Master. ' N • 11/TR S. intends to open'an EVENING CLASS -"-*• on Monday, the 7th May; from 7to 9. > The course will comprise Writing, Arithmatic and Book-keeping j and, if required, Latin, Greek, German, French, Mathematics, with their varioui practical applications, &a. '